B1 And B2 Visas

Are You Uncertain About Visa Requirements And How To Apply For Your Extended Stay In The US?

The current surge in international travel coupled with a changing Homeland Security landscape can severely impact your extended-stay travel plans to the US if your paperwork isn’t in order. Whether you’re coming for business or pleasure, you need to plan carefully in advance by applying for the appropriate visa. 

If you are:

• Traveling to the US for business or tourism
• Traveling as a foreign national from a country eligible for the Visa Waiver Program
• Plan to stay longer than 90 days

You’ll need to apply for a B1, B2 or B1/B2 visa through the US consulate or embassy in your country. If you are not from a Visa Waiver Program country, you cannot spend any length of time in the US without obtaining a visa first.

A B1 visa is issued to foreign nationals for business purposes, while a B2 visa is intended for tourism or travel. The B1/B2 visa allows the visa holder to accomplish both travel purposes: business and leisure travel.

Regardless of which visa you need, a lot goes into preparing your application and providing appropriate documentation. It’s essential to have an experienced specialist to guide you through the process.

A Charlotte and Kinston, NC B1/B2 Visa Lawyer Ready To Help You With Your Visa Applications

B1/B2 visa attorney Randy Emory has years of experience helping B1 and B2 visa applicants file applications for extended travel in Charlotte, Kinston and surrounding areas in North Carolina. He can provide practical advice and help you regarding the requirements, timeline, necessary paperwork, interview prep and procedure for filing your visa application.

If you are planning to visit the US for an extended period, you will need a B1 (business), B2 (tourism) or B1/B2 (business and tourism) visa that will allow you to stay up to 6 months. The Emory Law Firm has offered clients like you practical advice and guidance that makes this whole process smoother and more efficient.

When And How Should I Apply For My B Visa?

If you are applying for a B1, B2 or B1/B2 visa, you should submit your application several months in advance to anticipate any administrative complications that may arise. B visas typically grant a duration of 3 to 6 months. 

Your application for a non-immigrant visa will be complex and technical. It will also require considerable supporting documentation. To complete your application, you will also need to schedule an interview at a US consulate or embassy. Working with a B1 B2 visa attorney can streamline this process and ensure your application is complete and in its best form to increase its likelihood of approval.

The Emory Law Firm Can Help You Make Your Business And Leisure Travel To The US A Reality

Your extended journey to the US for business or pleasure starts by anticipating the concerns and requirements of the US Department of State. Randy Emory and his team have a thorough understanding of the paperwork and evidence needed to support your B visa application.

Let Randy Emory be your go-to B1/B2 visa application process lawyer. He’ll assist you with preparing your application, gathering documentation and preparing for your interview. He’ll also ensure you have a complete understanding of the privileges and restrictions of your visa.

Start planning your extended US travel today by calling The Emory Law Firm at (704) 324-8500 for a free consultation.